[s-cars] Canadian Source of Drag Link Socket

[Fred Munro]

Hi Dave;

I actually don't have one, having never had a leaking cap (ooh, now I've
done it...). I have seen them, however, at Sears and tool supply stores -
you should be able to walk in and pick one up at most good auto tool supply
shops.  Gray Tools makes one in 3/8" drive - P/N T27 and a good Canadian
company to boot. I was in their head office showroom in Mississauga last
year, and my wife finally had to drag me out by the collar.

Fred Munro


-----Original Message-----
From: s-car-list-admin at audifans.com
[mailto:s-car-list-admin at audifans.com]On Behalf Of Dave Forgie
Sent: April 12, 2003 7:40 PM
To: s-cars
Subject: [s-cars] Canadian Source of Drag Link Socket


I have not been able to source a drag link socket to change the PS
X-plug.  The leads to a US Napa part number and a US Sears/Craftsman
part number don't work in Canada. Anybody in the Great White North
(Fred?) who have actually found one and could give me a good part number
to chase?  I haven't tried Snap-On as they aren't very retail but I
would if that is the only way.

Dave F.

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